KRG officials urged to launch Simele Massacre site investigation
A delegation of U.S.-based Assyrian leaders met with Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) officials last Friday to discuss the fate of suspected mass grave sites believed
Assyrian academics rally around investigation into Simele Massacre sites
Assyrian academics around the world are urging for an investigation into the remains of the Simele Massacre sites of 1933. The letter, addressed to Iraqi and
Assyrian, Non-Assyrian NGOs join call for Iraqi recognition of Simele Massacre
Backed by a coalition of more than a dozen global organizations, the Assyrian Policy Institute (API) published a letter on Friday calling for recognition by
Lebanon’s Assyrians confront severe economic crisis
In late 2019, amid a wave of anti-corruption protests, Lebanon turned witness to what would become its worst economic crisis in modern history.
Amid impossible conditions, Assyrian orgs fill front lines to help IDPs and refugees
As conditions worsen for IDPs and refugees, Assyrian organizations are stepping up to meet the unique challenges.
U.S. troop withdrawal in Iraq exposes minorities to armed militias, paves path for ISIS return
U.S. troops withdrawing in Iraq raises concerns about whether their absence will leave minority communities vulnerable to attacks by ISIS.
Iraqi Constitution fails to provide security for Assyrians, Yazidis, study finds
A report released in January by the Assyrian Policy Institute found that the Iraqi Constitution lacks protection measures for Assyrians and Yazidis.
Ankawa partnership grows greener Iraq
A local project between the Etuti Institute, an organization that promotes young Assyrian leaders, and No Friends But the Mountains planted over 100 trees across
Nerary Yousif Fund sends Assyrians to homeland
ADM Illinois honors late Assyrian activist, works with GISHRU to build new bridges to Iraq and Turkey March 2019 | By Joe Snell | Photos
Four flags fly as one at Melbourne’s Greek Festival
Assyrians showcase unique dances alongside Armenian, Greek, Australian traditions March 2019 | By Joe Snell | Photos contributed It might have been the old country.